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DAVID CHANNER, LCSWCLINICAL DIRECTORA BETTER WAY, INC.3200 ADELINE STREET BERKELEY, CA 94703EDUCATIONSmith College School for Social Work, Northampton, MAMSW Degree, August 1997Thesis: Male Identity Development among Men with Divorced ParentsCommunity Project: Conceived and produced documentary on youth activismMassachusetts Licensure: LICSW, October 2000California Licensure: LCSW, June 2004University of California, Santa Cruz, CABA Biology, June 1993WORK EXPERIENCEClinical Director, A Better Way, inc., Berkeley, CAJanuary 2006 September 2008•Responsible for clinical oversight of all programs at A Better Way, an agency serving children and families involved with child protective services and the foster care system.•Responsible for establishment of agency philosophy and practices to assure the respectful, compassionate, and effective treatment of children, families, and foster families served by our agency---------------------------------------- ---------------. Internship ExperienceSOCIAL WORK INTERN; SEACOAST MENTAL HEALTH CENTER, Portsmouth, New HampshireFull time field placement. September, 1996 May, 1997•Provided individual psychotherapy and parenting consultation to adults and families•Prepared diagnostic evaluations and treatment plans•Created and co-led psycho-educational groupsSOCIAL WORK INTERN; CHILDRENS AID AND FAMILY SERVICE, Northampton, MAFull time field placement. September, 1995 May, 1996Special Needs Adoption/Placement Unit•Conducted home-studies and permanency planning assessments for foster children with special needs•Reported assessments and recommendations to Department of Social Services and the courts•Co-led support group for adopted teenage girlsPsychotherapy Unit•Provided individual treatment to children ages 6-12•Supervised and facilitated visits between non-custodial parents and their childrenRESIDENT COUNSELOR, FAMILY OF WOODSTOCK, INC., Kingston, NYFull time salaried position. July, 1993 May, 1995Family House: A homeless shelter for at-risk adolescents•Provided support and supervision to homeless, at-risk adolescents in residential setting•Conducted intake interviews, wrote assessments, and presented to multi-disciplinary team•Led psycho-educational groups on topics including life-skills, racism and peer relations•Provided mediation services and instruction in conflict resolution to adolescents•Developed programs behavior management system•Participated in weekly interdisciplinary meetings and frequent professional skills trainings•Consulted with Schools, Social Services and Law Enforcement agenciesAdditional Qualifications:Certified Integral Coach/Executive Coach, New Ventures West, San Francisco CA 2006Certified Positive Discipline Trainer, 2005Trained in Parent Child Interactive Therapy, 2006Trained in Incredible Years, Parent Training Model, 2007
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Kaboose Prepares Parents for Countdown to Kindergarten A few simple tips help getting ready for school a little easier Nearly four million children will start kindergarten in the U.S. this fall. The transition to "real school" can be both an exciting and scary time for kids and their parents, but there are a number of things parents can do to make the transition easier. Kaboose (TSX: KAB) has teamed up with Suelain Moy, parenting expert and frequent contributor to Kaboose, and Dr. David Nelson, Professor and Chair of the Department of Pediatrics at Georgetown University Hospital, to offer advice to parents as they and their kindergarteners-to-be get ready for the big day."There are few milestones in a child's life more memorable or poignant than the first day of kindergarten, but it also can be a stressful time for parents and children," said Ms. Moy. "At Kaboose, with our team of experts, we have the information, activities and tools to help parents support their child's learning at school on the first exhilarating day and every day thereafter."Experts at Kaboose also alert parents to considerations regarding the first day of school that may not have even come to mind. For example, a trip to the doctor is a good idea before starting the school year."Most states require that children get certain vaccines before they can start school," said Dr. Nelson. "Parents can help make the process easier by being aware of the school's immunization requirements and asking the child's doctor about combination vaccines that can reduce the number of shots a child receives in a single visit."On Kaboose.com parents can find several quick and easy tips to help the first day go smoothly, including:• Set regular routines before the school year begins. Keep them easy-to-do. It can be as simple as having a regular bath time or reading time, picking out the next day's outfit the night before, or having dinner together;• Practice basic skills and lessons at home. Simple things like painting, learning how to write their name, tying shoelaces, and taking care of their belongings can give your child confidence in school;• Organize all of your child's important documents: school calendars, medical forms, immunization records and emergency contact information;• Take your child to the doctor for a check-up before school starts. Several vaccinations may be required for school entry. Ask about fewer shots with combination vaccines as a way to help make meeting school-entry requirements easier;• Make sure the school has your most current emergency contact information. Be sure to include more than one number on the list, as well as a trusted neighbor or friend as a back-up contact;• Share your child's health history, including allergies or learning disabilities, with the school nurse; and• Do a "rehearsal" with your child before the first day so they understand where the school is and how they will be getting there and back.Parents can visit www.Kaboose.com for even more information about getting children off to a positive and healthy start to their scholastic careers and to explore fun and educational ways to connect parents and kids.About Kaboose Inc.Kaboose is one of the largest family-focused new media companies in the world and one of the top-five most visited family destinations online. From pregnancy to parenting, birthday parties to scrapbooking, and entertainment to education, Kaboose has the content and applications to help parents plan and share their family life. Kaboose owns some of the world's leading online properties targeting families, including Bounty.com, BabyZone.com, Kaboose.com, AmazingMoms.com, TwoPeasInABucket.com, BubbleShare.com, BirthdayInABox.com, Funschool.com and Zeeks.com. Kaboose trades on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol "KAB."Funding and support for the "Countdown to Kindergarten" campaign provided by GlaxoSmithKline.To read Suelain Moys "Kindergarten By the Letter" article on Kaboose.com, click here.
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This Video *MAY TRIGGER* ======================This is a video on self-harm I made to help those who don't understand. Please check it out and ask any questions if you have any. If there is hate comments, rude or disrespectful I will delete and block you. Below I have posted a lil more details about those who self-harm. Please take a moment to read it.http://www.recoveryourlife.com/http://www.meetup.com/http://www.psyke.org======================Song: Breathe-Sia======================SI is something I go through personally everyday of my life. I think about it all the time. Even tho the thoughts are there, most likely I'll be able to control myself & not hurt my body. Sometimes I slip & hurt myself but it shows how hard I work towards being heathly & safe. DBT is a good source to help the urges & to find safe ways to cope with the feeling.======================Self-injury or self-harm is when somebody damages or injures their body on purpose. Self-injury is a way of expressing deep emotional feelings or problems that build up inside.Cutting the skin is probably the most common form of self-injury. The cuts are not usually deep but in some cases, medical attention is needed to clean, dress or stitch the wounds. The most common places on the body to cut are the wrists, upper arms, inner thighs and upper chest. Less common are the face, breasts, abdomen and genitals. Often people who cut themselves will use one or two methods, for example, knives, glass or razor blades. The person tends to have a certain area of the body that they prefer to cut, such as the arms.Burning the skin (usually with cigarettes) is also common. People may also self-harm by scratching, hitting or punching, sometimes using an object. Other forms of self-injury include picking at the skin, pulling out hair, swallowing poisonous substances, taking an overdose of tablets or drugs or deliberately breaking bones.Although, there is a connection between self-harm and suicide, the majority do not risk their lives. For many people who self-injure, their actions are only an attempt to cope with the stress and difficulties they face; their purpose is not to end their life. However, there is a possibility that those who self-injure may commit suicide either deliberately or accidentally as the result of their actions.Self-harm is much more common among girls than boys, often starting in adolescence (between 13 and 18 years of age), although it can affect children from as young as 11 years. Fear of discovery, shame and embarrassment often means that people keep self-injury a secret. Because of this, it is difficult to know how many people self-harm.Some people self-harm only once or a few times while others do it on a regular basis, sometimes throughout their life.People who self-injure are very careful to hide the damage and scars. They will often injure themselves in places that can be easily hidden by clothing so friends and family members may be unaware of the person self-injuring in private.Another sign that someone could be self-harming is that the person will insist on keeping covered up at all times, even in hot weather.People self-injure for a variety of reasons and sometimes, the person doesnt actually know why they are doing it. However, it is commonly thought to provide a release for pent-up emotions and feelings. For some people it is their way of coping with a specific problem. Self-injury is a sign of emotional distress and is not an attempt to seek attention.People who self-harm often describe feelings of numbness or deadness or they may feel detached from reality, as if they are not part of the world. Some may injure themselves to stay separated from reality but others do it to make them feel more real, connected and alive.People who self-harm often describe feelings of numbness or deadness or they may feel detached from reality, as if they are not part of the world. Some may injure themselves to stay separated from reality but others do it to make them feel more real, connected and alive.People who self-injure risk infections if their wounds are not treated properly. Cuts can become infected if a person uses non-sterile or dirty cutting instruments.Please rate & comment on this video. Rochester, New York State. Shortsville NY, Wayne County, Ontario County, Monroe County, Western NY.
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